DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1768.06.02
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral and Divine Songs [t], for sale by Dunlap, John
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1768.06.16
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral and Divine Songs [t], for sale by Dunlap, John
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1768.07.14
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral and Divine Songs [t], for sale by Dunlap, John
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1738.07.03
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Boston
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CITATION
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Moral Contract, The [t] [beg] Let heav'n't invet'rate foes, with riches
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1767.07.17
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New York
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CITATION
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Moral Life [t] [beg] Greater part of human kind, The
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1767.07.02
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New York
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CITATION
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Moral Life [t] [beg] Greater part of human-kind, The
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1775.02.04
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral Reflection, A [t] [beg] On the last day of the year 1774
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1768.07.18
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Newport
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CITATION
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Moral Reflection, A [t] [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven
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1773.01.02
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral Reflection, A [t] [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven
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1775.01.07
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Moral Reflection on the Last Day...1774 [t] [beg] Seventeen hundred seventy
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1776.06.17
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Norwich
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CITATION
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Moral Reflections on the Uncertainty... [t] [beg] How vain is man!
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1749.01.17
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Bath
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CITATION
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Moral Reflexion on the Vanity of Riches [t] [beg] See'st thou, fond youth
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1771.01.10
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Moral Sentiment, A [t] [beg] Flowing tide that thunder o'er the shore, The
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1774.03.17
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New York
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CITATION
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Moral Song, A [t] [beg] If fortune would smile, and I cannot complain
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1781.10.24
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Moral Thought, A [t] [beg] In youth gay scenes attract our eyes
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1772.06.04
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New York
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CITATION
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Moral Thought, A [t] [beg] Thro' groves sequester'd, dark and still
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1772.06.19
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New London
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CITATION
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Moral Thought, A [t] [beg] Thro' groves sequester'd, dark and still
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